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Tear Gas , Shops Smashed up , Police under Attack
On Friday, President Macron said it was good that that people could express themselves but asked that the protests proceeded in a "calm" manner.
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All part of the EU experience ...
On Friday, President Macron said it was good that that people could express themselves but asked that the protests proceeded in a "calm" manner.
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All part of the EU experience ...
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 Doesn't look too calm ..  |
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Are people still losing eyes and limbs? think there was a thread was about early March and had been going since November 2018
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Has the wealth inequality that they are protesting about been resolved?
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Wrong way of starting
Smashing up shops is achieving fack all They actually make money of the back of that ffs |
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"Like all progressive change, democracy was won from below it wasn't handed down from above."
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Its the French way to fight on for their rights otherwise they know they will end up like us in the UK.
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I admire the french. Take no sh!t and will kick off if they're not happy. We're too nice here. We gather for marches in warm weather and swell with pride at the numbers thinking we've made a jot of difference while Farage, Johnson, Cummings et al laugh their nuts off and figure out their next grift.
We should be organising general strikes and bricking the windows of Tufton Street. |
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You are complaining about a shortage of riots in this country pp..I see
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We had some in 2011 in London..
quiet since... If we leave the EU with no deal and run short of food, could be some more????? |
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I lived in Paris in the nineties and remember talking to a few guys manning a picket line at a factory in Montrouge.
It was all very civilised and their demands were more than reasonable. What struck me most was the solidarity of the workforce and the support they appeared to have from passers by, all social classes appeared to be supportive. I also recall being in central Paris one Saturday evening when the aftermath of an earlier demo started to get ugly. The police were far too aggressive, the demo was naturally breaking up, but their insistence of clearing the area faster simply fuelled a reaction which you felt was exactly what they wanted. They hadn’t been able to wield their batons all day and simply had to crack a few heads whilst on overtime. |
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Were they not protesting last November and December ?
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They were was weeks of it ,hardly any coverage ..
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BBC NEWS BAN, HONG KONG FAR MORE IMPORTANT WTF?
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The Yellow Vests are on the streets every week but its not reported
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Go to any French news site and read all about it.
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Daughter just came back from Paris she said everywhere stunk of piss and every where was covered in graffiti.
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Are you sure?
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I like the new law where violent protesters can be banned from appearing in Paris for a period of six months.
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Nebs • September 22, 2019 11:56 PM BST
I like the new law where violent protesters can be banned from appearing in Paris for a period of six months. Does the same law apply to violent French State Forces who open fire on their own citizens ?  |
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Daughters friend lives out there, Gerns everywhere, frightening
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